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Denver, CO
Anchor Center For Blind Children
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Telephone: (303) 377-9732 · Website: www.anchorcenter.org/directions.htm
School Philosophy and Mission
"Anchor Center for Blind Children is a nationally recognized, private, non-profit agency whose goals are:
to provide educational and therapeutic services of the highest quality to children from birth to age five (whose vision is their primary obstacle to learning) without discrimination to race, national or ethnic origin, sex or religious preference;
to provide information and support to families for the purpose of: a) increasing parents appreciation and respect for their child's unique potential b) empowering families to advocate for their child;
to provide a setting that encourages children's independent functioning and ability to interact with their families, peers, and others in the world around them;
to collaborate with schools, community agencies and others in order to enable children who are blind to successfully transition into other educational settings and develop optimally.
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